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In This Section Specifies when to display mouse navigation hints for Windows Media Center menus. Specifies the color for the horizontal volume control displayed when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies whether to enable Zoom Mode 4.

This feature is enabled by default, but it can be disabled if the increased video requirements of this mode cannot be supported. Specifies whether to enable Windows Media Center to offer the Express Setup option the first time that Windows Media Center is launched. Specifies whether to prevent Windows Media Center from warning the user about high-screen resolution settings when starting up the computer. Specifies whether to display the horizontal volume control when Windows Media Center is minimized.

Specifies whether to suppress errors when a user attempts to launch a hidden entry point by using a remote control. Specifies the point size for the horizontal volume control that appears when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies whether to use the default overscan margins for the current user. Specifies whether to use the default overscan margins for all user accounts. Specifies the time, in milliseconds, before the mute display times out for the horizontal volume control displayed when Windows Media Center is minimized. Akasa Drivers Windows 7. Specifies whether to enable notifications to users when a new Windows Media Center Extender appears on the network. Specifies the path to an image file containing the logo of the computer manufacturer displayed on the Windows Media Center Start menu.

Specifies the 16-character OEM identifier that can be used to identify the computer manufacturer. This value is included in the HTTP user-agent request header. Specifies the 16-character secondary OEM identifier that can be used to identify the computer manufacturer. This value is included in the HTTP user-agent request header. It can be used to further differentiate types of computers offered by the same OEM. Specifies whether to enable or disable the automatic Internet dialing feature in Windows Media Center. Specifies whether to set the initial state of the Perform Optimization check box to checked.

If is set to true, this value, along with, specifies the exact time to perform automatic, daily system maintenance. If is set to true, this value, along with, specifies the time to perform automatic daily system maintenance. Specifies whether mouse toolbars always appear in the Windows Media Center UI.

Specifies the number of milliseconds before the volume display times out for the horizontal volume control used when Windows Media Center is minimized or in windowed mode and without focus. Specifies whether to enable peak mode for optimal compatibility with DVD burning software. Specifies whether to prevent Windows Media Center from retrieving media information for CDs, DVDs, and movies from the Internet.

Deprecated settings The following settings are not available in Windows 8. Specifies whether to identify the computer as a Living Room computer form factor.

Specifies an Open Cable Unidirectional Receiver (OCUR) product key. It is no longer necessary to enter this value.

In Windows® 7, Windows Media Center contains a Movies strip that includes both a Movie Library tile and a Play DVD tile. Applies To This component is available in the following Windows editions and architectures.